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To BYS52. Yes. it's not good business to ignore customers. I had tried to get ahold of Martin and wife, but e-mails were not deliverable. They were superb as owners. 

Yes thank you Airgunmann. Having seen that reply explaining the reason for being charged for additional service written by a representative from Airforce/Raw I am hoping that my request maybe answered by that gent. I have seen the exploded diagrams from Theoben that may help, but to obtain the...

Well then, maybe you can help me too. In 2015 I bought a HM 1000X in 25 cal and brought it here to NZ. Serial # 831 I have enjoyed shooting it, but it now has sat in storage due to a slight air leak. I believe it's in one of three places, the bottle, the intake fitting or in the gauge and intake...

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Hi AGM Bullitt, Welcome to A.N. I can't resist advising you to, first, ditch a few of those other expensive hobbies. Second, consider PCP's for the best experience with air gunning. I know there are people out there who are perfectly happy with the spring, pump, and co2. Third, for accuracy the...

Here in New Zealand I have shot a ton of goats but now it's mostly air rifle stuff. Hares because there is 2 1/2 times the amount of meat compared to rabbits. Last week I took three plovers, three rabbits, and three hares. All taken with my BSA sportsman HV in .22. Ranges from 4 meters to 75...

Most entertaining Bob. Nice that you can regulate the power of the Streamline. A fine choice of rifle! I took a young fellow out to the range and as a result he has bought a streamline. Now I haven't seen my pump for two months. Thank you for your post and the reminder that winter will be here...

Greetings from NZ and Happy New Year. I went out to the range on the 2nd Jan. Results as follows. In spite of a little hickup with the bolt needing some adjusting Imanaged two four shot sub MOA at 100 meters on the same target. Chasdicapaua wrote ".25 heavies - they tend to go where you want...

Welcome aboard Matt. All the best with your new shooting venture. I love the Seattle area and wish I was in Eastern Washington looking for elk. Howeverit was too far to go this year. 

Thanks BTB, It can be a bit difficult getting it sent to us here in NZ. I'd be keen to give it a try just because of the results you posted for me. I appreciate that. I was out with it yesterday, and with my HM 1000X . A lot of pumping! 

Greeting Spysir. Your a Washington St lad, and in the past you have commented on my couple posts. I have always appreciated your comment. I doubt this one was ever tuned but I wonder if it would be worth seeing about a regulator for it? I am happy with it as is, what's your thoughts on a reg...

Hello JohnL57. I believe from 3000 down, about 10 shot seems to be the, as they say, sweat spot. However I mostly fill using a Hills pump and because I don't like lots of pumping I only fire a group and then refill. I'd be struggling to get it to 3200 psi. The rifle came with a tin of crossman...

Thanks JTMN. I enjoyed the subject matter, the fine shooting, and the excellent footage. Keep up the good work.

I am wondering if anyone has had the good fortune to own a BSA Sportsman HV in .22. I can recall a number of years ago there being some for sale new States side, and I can only hope some people snapped them up. I live in New Zealand and we were on a trip to Kaikoura, a fishing, whale watch...

Brian in NZ to Brian in MI. Nice groups. It is fine owning such a weapon. My RAW is a .25 and does quite well when I use it as it should be used. Mine was the first into New Zealand, I bet it won't be the last. Keep shooting straight.

Thanks Scalf. A senior moment i'd say.

Thank you Marcella 69, ​for the info. I can tell you have the bug for sure. When I ordered my RAW I was preoccupied with regulations getting it home here, so didn't focus as much on what I could get by way of extras. However,as the pictures will show, I did get the barrel wrapped, got it with...

Hi Marcella69. My HM is in .25 and it is regulated, as I believe all of them are. My best shot on game so far was on a hare (like a jack rabbit) paced off from the spot it was hit, and dropped, back to my rest [fence post] was 137 paces. Hit through the neck just below the scull. I smiled all...

I too say "welcome back." You have been missed

Welcome John. Your air pistol is a fine work indeed. I'd love to know more about it and how it shoots. I can only look with envy at anyone with their own workshop with metal working capabilities. You'd be a great neighbor to have, but alas 9000 miles away means you're safe. ​I look forward to...